2 / 3 he wigs "The Dallas Post Weis Market remodeled ‘The Weis Market at the intersection of routes 309 and 415 in Dallas is celebrating a grand re-opening. The store has been enlarged and every department has gotten a facelift. Shown above, grocery Shoppers will find the enlarged and remodeled Weis Market in Dallas ready for their carts this ~ week. The store, which had been ‘undergoing renovations since last fall, began a re-opening celebra- ‘ tion Tuesday. “It's our way of saying ‘thank you’ to our customers for putting up with inconvenience while the remodeling was going on,” said Carol Ernst, a Weis spokesperson. The store has been expanded from 26,000 square feet to 37,000, and every department has grown. "The frozen foods area has grown Kunkle Fire Chief Jack Dodson and state fire marshal William Balchune are continuing to inves- tigate a fire which struck the House of Nutrition health food store on route 309 in Kunkle last Wednes- day night. The fire, which was discovered by a passing motorist at approxi- the most, because that depart- ment is the fastest-growing in the industry, according to Ms. Ernst. In addition, several new depart- ments and features have been added. They include a fresh fish service counter, a salad bar, a hot soup bar featuring daily specials, a flower shop, and a Colonial Bake - Shop. Weis Markets first opened in Dallas in 1971 and the store was remodeled once, in 1979. The current project is one of several that the Sunbury based chain schedules each year. mately 11:07 p.m., gutted one of the rooms and destroyed the items in it. The fire was in the ceiling of the building, which is owned by Tom Swartwood of Dallas. The building was originally owned by Leon Race of Kunkle. “Dodson said the fire did not appear to be suspicious but ap- “manager John Sabatini, left, and store manager Tom Mertz. (Photo by Ron Bartizek) Dallas Weis Market expands The remodeled store includes an expanded produce area which features “misters”, devices that spray fresh produce constantly with a fine mist of water. This keeps loose produce such as let- tuce and celery fresher, Ms. Ernst said. As part of the re-opening cele- bration, there will be “early bird” specials for the first 300 shoppers each day, special prize drawings and free balloons for children. Ms. Ernst said there would also be many special bargains made avail- able by Weis suppliers as part of the event. Fire destroys House of Nutrition parently due to an electrical mal- function. He said Swartwood was talking about remodeling the build- ing and reopening for business as soon as possible. Vitamins, dairy products, natu- ral and organic foods, frozen foods and desserts were sold from the store. Property transfers Property transfers recorded at Luzerne County Court House from February 17, 1989 to Feruary 22, 1989. Prices are extrapolated from ‘transfer taxes paid. Many trans- ‘fers are exempt from tax, so no amounts are shown. Alfred Tamanini Jr. to Alfred L. Tamanini, 57 Sharpe St., King- ston, property Eileen Road, King- ston Twp. Alfred L. Tamanini to Thomas I. Miller, 2 Woodcrest Dr., Willkes- Barre, property Eileen Rd., King- ston Twp., $33,000. Anthony Garbush to Robert Koons, RD 3, 12 Louise Rd., Wyoming, property Meadowcrest Dr., Jackson Twp., $15,000. John Miliauskas Jr., to Jeffrey P. Gardner, 244 Grant St., Wilkes- Barre, property Twp. Rd. 711, 0.89 acres, Lehman Twp., $65,000. Woodridge Assoc. to Anthony S. Foti, 116 V Tall Oaks Dr., Weymouth, Ma, property Lantern Hill Rd., 1.7074 acres, Kingston Twp., $67,500. Fireman's Fund Mortgage Corp. .to Charles Shiber, Box 493, RD 1, Dallas, property Baird St., Har- veys Lake, $20,000. Mildred J. Welsh to John R. Mahle, RD 5, Dallas, property 2.943 acres, Dallas Twp. Mildred J. Welsh to Shirley Mahle, RD 5, Dallas, property Rte. 177, Dallas Twp., $10,500. Thomas Elick, to Benjamin R. Jones III, Trustee, 1400 United Penn Bank Bldg., Wilkes-Barre, property Sosnoski Ave., Lehman Twp., $100. : ~ John Niezgoda to John Frank Niezgoda, RD 2, Hunlock Creek, property Twp. Rd. 200, 2 acres, Lehman Twp., $1,000. Basil A. Desiderio to John W. Welebob, RD 1, Box 384, Harveys Lake, property 9 parcels, Con- nolly Rd., Harveys Lake, $65,000. Youngsville Partnership II to Katherine Kaby Anselmi, Unit 4, Bldg. C, Hillside Condominium, Newberry Estates, Dallas, prop- erty Hillside Condominium, Dal- las, $114,900. Albert Matukitis to Albert Mtukitis, RD 3, Box 340, Dallas, property 3 parcels, Franklin Twp., Dallas Twp. Ro tie oy [ 40% Off Discount Suggested List Price Anderson Insulated Windows In Stock « Cash & Carry / Replace drafty, worn-out windows with the beautiful energy efficiency of low- maintenance Andersen ® Perma-Shield® windows. We have sizes and styles to fit almost any opening. Come home to quality. Forty Fort Lumber Home Center Murray & Slocum Sts., Forty Fort 287-3171 (Turn on Slocum St., Across from United Penn Bank) Open Daily 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Sat 'til 3 p.m. Linda Matukitis to Albert Ma- tukitis, RD 3, Box 340, Dallas, property Public Rd., 1 1/2 acres, Dallas Twp. Albert Martini to Theresa Mar- tini, 8 Willkin St., Exeter, property 1 acre, Bunker Hill Rd., Kingston Albert M. Milbeck, to Jos. J. Reilly, 120 Ashley St., Hanover Twp., property Lot 42, 43, Harveys Lake, $50,000. John F. Adams, toJackson Twp., Jackson Twp., Pa., property 2 parcels, Jackson Twp. Isabell F. Schall to Bruce Ban- dish, RD 2, Box 62, Harveys Lake, property Rte. 779, 9.998 acres, Lake Twp., $90,000. Judith W. Jones to Wesley J. Lewis, 2 Powderhorn Dr., Dallas, property Lot 42, 44, 1/2 lot 46, Belleview, Dallas Twp., $48,000. Stanley J. Rusiloski to James Morgan Price, Box 191. RD 3, Hunlock Creek property Twp. Rd. T-748, Lake Twp., $12,000. Sell your car through a friend Special Rate for autos for sale 20 Words 4 WEEKS BD 7 veep Add $1.00 For Billing Call The Post 675-5211 or Mail Your Ad To: The Dallas Post P.O. Box 366 Dallas, Pa. 18012 Deadline: Monday 5:00 PM. Dallas, PA Wednesday, March 1,1989 5 Police report DALLAS BOROUGH One car crash sends driver to hospital Dallas Borough Officer James Drury reported that Michele Ann Phares, Hunlock Creek, was taken by Dallas ambulance to Wilkes- Barre General Hospital for injuries incurred Feb. 27, in a one car accident on Route 415 near Back Mountain Bowl. Drury reported that Phares was driving north on Route 415 during a snow squall when her car slid on the snow, went off the east berm and struck a UGI utility pole. The car had to be towed from the scene. Cited for resisting arrest Dallas Borough Officer James J. Drury cited Rivera Jorge, of Middleton, N. Y. February 16 with disorderly conduct, resisting ar- rest and attempting to prevent an officer from making an arrest, fol- lowing an investigation at a party at 118 Main St., Dallas. Druryalso alleged that Jorge risked bodily injury to the arresting officer. Cited for providing alcohol to minors Dallas Borough Officer James Martin cited Martin Lemuel Corco- ran last week for furnishing alco- hol to minors at a party at 118 Main St., Dallas. Fire in mailbox - OfficerJames Martin answered a call February 23 at the Dallas Post Office where he found that sometime between 5:30 p.m. and 5:09a.m. someone allegedly placed lighted matches in the out-of-town mail box at the rear of the post office and the contents in the box were on fire. Officer Martin extinguished the fire and contacted postal authori- ties. Superintendent Ray Cecconi said that mail which was not damaged would be sent to ad- dresses but if mail was charred it would be returned to sender. Charged with DUI, license revoked Harold V. Davis, Dallas, was charged by Dallas Borough Officer James Martin with driving under the influence and had his driver's license automatically suspended for one year when he refused to submit to an alcohol test. Davis was charged by Officer Martin following a one-car acci- dent on Huntsville Road, Dallas, when Davis lost control of the car, ran off the side of the road into a drainage ditch and struck a pole. He was removed to Nesbitt Hospi- tal by Dallas ambulance and his car towed from the scene. Chief asks help with home alarms Dallas Police Chuief John Fowler on Tuesday, Feb. 28, requested that all residents with home secu- rity alarms contact the Dallas Po- - lice Department with their emer- gency numbers, so the police can contact someone to turn off the alarm, or someone to open the home and let in the police to turn off the alarm. DALLAS TOWNSHIP Car, truck collide on icy road Dallas Township Patrolman Wayman Miers investigated a two- car accident February 22, in which Michael McDermott, Shavertown, stated he was traveling west on Wyoming Road and as he neared an ice-covered curve in the road applied his brakes. He told Miers the car went out of control and slid into the other land where it struck a truck head-on. Allen Ray Phillips, Wilkes-Barre, said he was beginning to salt the ice on the curve when he saw the vehicle swerve across the road into his lane. He said he turned hoping that he could avoid the car. Injured in one car - accident Dallas Township Patrolman Wayman Miers reported that Feb- ruary 27, Jay Allen Hilbert, Dallas, was transported by Kingston Town- ship ambulance to Nesbitt Memo- rial Hospital with injuries to his face incurred in a one-car accident on Huntsillve Road near Reservoir Road. \ Patrolman Miers reported that Hilbert was driving east on Huntsville Road when his car slid off the south berm and struck a guard rail. Hilbert's face struck the steering wheel, causing the injuries. The car was towed from the scene of the accident. Alleged beating by unknown assailant Dallas Township Officer Doug - Lamoreaux investigated a case of alleged assault, reckless eindangerment and burglary, February 25, reported by Donald A. Hensen, Country Club Apart- ments, Dallas. : Hensen told police that he left a meeting in White Haven at 4 p.m. and arrived at his apartment at 5 p.m. He said he did not know at what time someone allegedly broke in his door and beat him, but his girl friend came to his residence at 10:30 p.m. and found him. i The officer advised Hensen to | seek medical attention. Neighbors | questioned by the police said they heard nothing. Investigation is continuing. Two injured in 3-car crash on 309 Tuesday afternoon A three-car accident on Route 309in Trucksville at approximately 1:00 p.m. Tuesday afternoon sent two persons to Nesbitt Hospital. The accident occurred on Route 309 near Gorda's Service Station when Mrs. John Gorda was wait- ing in the passing lane to turn left into the business. Janet Kozick, traveling south behind Gorda, was unable to stop in time, striking the Gorda vehicle, bouncing off and then hitting a van driven by Jo- seph Ostrowski. 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